On Sat, 2012-06-23 at 09:06 +1000, Paul Colby wrote:
Not sure I understand your question, but assuming it throws, I'd guess it
throws an Exception object (exact class depends on the namespace)
containing a message like:
* when value is 0: Not a valid syslog value:
* when value is 1: ot a
Code just noticed in the Qpid C++ codebase:
string name(int value) const {
ByValue::const_iterator i = byValue.find(value);
if (i == byValue.end())
throw Exception(Not a valid syslog value: + value);
return i-second;
}
Assuming that this function
On 6/22/2012 6:06 PM, Andrew Stitcher wrote:
Code just noticed in the Qpid C++ codebase:
string name(int value) const {
ByValue::const_iterator i = byValue.find(value);
if (i == byValue.end())
throw Exception(Not a valid syslog value: + value);
Not sure I understand your question, but assuming it throws, I'd guess it
throws an Exception object (exact class depends on the namespace)
containing a message like:
* when value is 0: Not a valid syslog value:
* when value is 1: ot a valid syslog value:
* when value is 100: whatever is in
